Better than never ❤

as the cleaner said. "you can't rush art."

XD

It's been an entire year

Well, That’s better than nothing.

well said, thank you

Style

I strangely love and amries unssteting completely changing aininatmtion style quickly to b

Temporary Treasures. Give to the LORD the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence. -1 Chronicles 16:29 If you’ve ever played the game of Monopoly, then you’ve seen the various strategies people use to win. Some people buy every piece of property on the board and hope to put their opponents out of business. Others save up, hoping they’ll land on green or blue so they can buy up Boardwalk and Park Place and put hotels on them. They can make a lot of money that way. But when the game ends, so do their winnings. How accurate is the verse in Proverbs that says, “In the blink of an eye wealth disappears, for it will sprout wings and fly away like an eagle” (23:5). It’s amazing how quickly finances can disappear. We can’t take it with us, but we can send it on ahead. How? By investing in the work of the kingdom of God. In doing so, we’re storing treasures in Heaven. Money is neither good nor evil. Money is neutral. The Bible doesn’t say that money is the root of evil. Here’s what it does say: “For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. And some people, craving money, have wandered from the true faith and pierced themselves with many sorrows” (1 Timothy 6:10) The problem isn’t money itself. The problem is the love of it. If money is the most important thing in our lives, then it will be the root of all kinds of evil in our lives. But if we can put it in the proper perspective, it can be a force for good to help and touch others. And we honor God by bringing our offerings to Him. The Bible says, “O nations of the world, recognize the Lord, recognize that the Lord is glorious and strong. Give to the Lord the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence” (1 Chronicles 16:28-29) Jesus said that “it is more blessed to give than to receive” (Acts 20:35). There is so much joy that we can experience in giving. He also warned, “Don’t store up treasures here on earth, where moths eat them and rust destroys them, and where thieves break in and steal. Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be” (Matthew 6:19-21) Jesus didn’t say this because wealth might be lost. He said it because it always will be lost. In other words, we always will leave it behind. Either it leaves us while we’re living, or we leave it when we die. There are no exceptions. Whatever is valuable on earth will have no value in Heaven. Is Jesus condemning those who are financially prosperous? No. Is He saying that it’s wrong to make and save money? Absolutely not. Rather, He’s saying that it’s wrong to put all our hope in temporary, earthly treasures and have nothing waiting for us in eternity.

@@dialupstudios THE UNDER THE ELEVATOR NEON SIGN REMINDS ME OF AN UNDER THE ELEVATOR CLUB. (ALMOST) I WISH THEY HAD A CLUB LIKE THAT NEON SIGN SAYS.

The grunt that all does while trying fix woody sounds Ike’s do oh the most famous chatehgres from the smipsones

Geri The cleaner

Geri The Cleaner

Taiwanese 🇹🇼

Temporary Treasures. Give to the LORD the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence. -1 Chronicles 16:29 If you’ve ever played the game of Monopoly, then you’ve seen the various strategies people use to win. Some people buy every piece of property on the board and hope to put their opponents out of business. Others save up, hoping they’ll land on green or blue so they can buy up Boardwalk and Park Place and put hotels on them. They can make a lot of money that way. But when the game ends, so do their winnings. How accurate is the verse in Proverbs that says, “In the blink of an eye wealth disappears, for it will sprout wings and fly away like an eagle” (23:5). It’s amazing how quickly finances can disappear. We can’t take it with us, but we can send it on ahead. How? By investing in the work of the kingdom of God. In doing so, we’re storing treasures in Heaven. Money is neither good nor evil. Money is neutral. The Bible doesn’t say that money is the root of evil. Here’s what it does say: “For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. And some people, craving money, have wandered from the true faith and pierced themselves with many sorrows” (1 Timothy 6:10) The problem isn’t money itself. The problem is the love of it. If money is the most important thing in our lives, then it will be the root of all kinds of evil in our lives. But if we can put it in the proper perspective, it can be a force for good to help and touch others. And we honor God by bringing our offerings to Him. The Bible says, “O nations of the world, recognize the Lord, recognize that the Lord is glorious and strong. Give to the Lord the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence” (1 Chronicles 16:28-29) Jesus said that “it is more blessed to give than to receive” (Acts 20:35). There is so much joy that we can experience in giving. He also warned, “Don’t store up treasures here on earth, where moths eat them and rust destroys them, and where thieves break in and steal. Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be” (Matthew 6:19-21) Jesus didn’t say this because wealth might be lost. He said it because it always will be lost. In other words, we always will leave it behind. Either it leaves us while we’re living, or we leave it when we die. There are no exceptions. Whatever is valuable on earth will have no value in Heaven. Is Jesus condemning those who are financially prosperous? No. Is He saying that it’s wrong to make and save money? Absolutely not. Rather, He’s saying that it’s wrong to put all our hope in temporary, earthly treasures and have nothing waiting for us in eternity.

Jerry the Pipe truck

Temporary Treasures. Give to the LORD the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence. -1 Chronicles 16:29 If you’ve ever played the game of Monopoly, then you’ve seen the various strategies people use to win. Some people buy every piece of property on the board and hope to put their opponents out of business. Others save up, hoping they’ll land on green or blue so they can buy up Boardwalk and Park Place and put hotels on them. They can make a lot of money that way. But when the game ends, so do their winnings. How accurate is the verse in Proverbs that says, “In the blink of an eye wealth disappears, for it will sprout wings and fly away like an eagle” (23:5). It’s amazing how quickly finances can disappear. We can’t take it with us, but we can send it on ahead. How? By investing in the work of the kingdom of God. In doing so, we’re storing treasures in Heaven. Money is neither good nor evil. Money is neutral. The Bible doesn’t say that money is the root of evil. Here’s what it does say: “For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. And some people, craving money, have wandered from the true faith and pierced themselves with many sorrows” (1 Timothy 6:10) The problem isn’t money itself. The problem is the love of it. If money is the most important thing in our lives, then it will be the root of all kinds of evil in our lives. But if we can put it in the proper perspective, it can be a force for good to help and touch others. And we honor God by bringing our offerings to Him. The Bible says, “O nations of the world, recognize the Lord, recognize that the Lord is glorious and strong. Give to the Lord the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence” (1 Chronicles 16:28-29) Jesus said that “it is more blessed to give than to receive” (Acts 20:35). There is so much joy that we can experience in giving. He also warned, “Don’t store up treasures here on earth, where moths eat them and rust destroys them, and where thieves break in and steal. Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be” (Matthew 6:19-21) Jesus didn’t say this because wealth might be lost. He said it because it always will be lost. In other words, we always will leave it behind. Either it leaves us while we’re living, or we leave it when we die. There are no exceptions. Whatever is valuable on earth will have no value in Heaven. Is Jesus condemning those who are financially prosperous? No. Is He saying that it’s wrong to make and save money? Absolutely not. Rather, He’s saying that it’s wrong to put all our hope in temporary, earthly treasures and have nothing waiting for us in eternity.

That Old Spice jingle, funniest shit I've ever heard

​@@Retrats.Hearing that whistle gives me POWEEEEEEEEEEEERRR!!!!

The Very Best of Thomas and Friends

Temporary Treasures. Give to the LORD the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence. -1 Chronicles 16:29 If you’ve ever played the game of Monopoly, then you’ve seen the various strategies people use to win. Some people buy every piece of property on the board and hope to put their opponents out of business. Others save up, hoping they’ll land on green or blue so they can buy up Boardwalk and Park Place and put hotels on them. They can make a lot of money that way. But when the game ends, so do their winnings. How accurate is the verse in Proverbs that says, “In the blink of an eye wealth disappears, for it will sprout wings and fly away like an eagle” (23:5). It’s amazing how quickly finances can disappear. We can’t take it with us, but we can send it on ahead. How? By investing in the work of the kingdom of God. In doing so, we’re storing treasures in Heaven. Money is neither good nor evil. Money is neutral. The Bible doesn’t say that money is the root of evil. Here’s what it does say: “For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. And some people, craving money, have wandered from the true faith and pierced themselves with many sorrows” (1 Timothy 6:10) The problem isn’t money itself. The problem is the love of it. If money is the most important thing in our lives, then it will be the root of all kinds of evil in our lives. But if we can put it in the proper perspective, it can be a force for good to help and touch others. And we honor God by bringing our offerings to Him. The Bible says, “O nations of the world, recognize the Lord, recognize that the Lord is glorious and strong. Give to the Lord the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence” (1 Chronicles 16:28-29) Jesus said that “it is more blessed to give than to receive” (Acts 20:35). There is so much joy that we can experience in giving. He also warned, “Don’t store up treasures here on earth, where moths eat them and rust destroys them, and where thieves break in and steal. Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be” (Matthew 6:19-21) Jesus didn’t say this because wealth might be lost. He said it because it always will be lost. In other words, we always will leave it behind. Either it leaves us while we’re living, or we leave it when we die. There are no exceptions. Whatever is valuable on earth will have no value in Heaven. Is Jesus condemning those who are financially prosperous? No. Is He saying that it’s wrong to make and save money? Absolutely not. Rather, He’s saying that it’s wrong to put all our hope in temporary, earthly treasures and have nothing waiting for us in eternity.

glad you enjoyed the show! our next cook is coming soon ;)

Temporary Treasures. Give to the LORD the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence. -1 Chronicles 16:29 If you’ve ever played the game of Monopoly, then you’ve seen the various strategies people use to win. Some people buy every piece of property on the board and hope to put their opponents out of business. Others save up, hoping they’ll land on green or blue so they can buy up Boardwalk and Park Place and put hotels on them. They can make a lot of money that way. But when the game ends, so do their winnings. How accurate is the verse in Proverbs that says, “In the blink of an eye wealth disappears, for it will sprout wings and fly away like an eagle” (23:5). It’s amazing how quickly finances can disappear. We can’t take it with us, but we can send it on ahead. How? By investing in the work of the kingdom of God. In doing so, we’re storing treasures in Heaven. Money is neither good nor evil. Money is neutral. The Bible doesn’t say that money is the root of evil. Here’s what it does say: “For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. And some people, craving money, have wandered from the true faith and pierced themselves with many sorrows” (1 Timothy 6:10) The problem isn’t money itself. The problem is the love of it. If money is the most important thing in our lives, then it will be the root of all kinds of evil in our lives. But if we can put it in the proper perspective, it can be a force for good to help and touch others. And we honor God by bringing our offerings to Him. The Bible says, “O nations of the world, recognize the Lord, recognize that the Lord is glorious and strong. Give to the Lord the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence” (1 Chronicles 16:28-29) Jesus said that “it is more blessed to give than to receive” (Acts 20:35). There is so much joy that we can experience in giving. He also warned, “Don’t store up treasures here on earth, where moths eat them and rust destroys them, and where thieves break in and steal. Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be” (Matthew 6:19-21) Jesus didn’t say this because wealth might be lost. He said it because it always will be lost. In other words, we always will leave it behind. Either it leaves us while we’re living, or we leave it when we die. There are no exceptions. Whatever is valuable on earth will have no value in Heaven. Is Jesus condemning those who are financially prosperous? No. Is He saying that it’s wrong to make and save money? Absolutely not. Rather, He’s saying that it’s wrong to put all our hope in temporary, earthly treasures and have nothing waiting for us in eternity.

This was definitely such amazing experience to watch exactly I’m very that I was able yhte be

And The Spongebob SquarePants Movie Rehydrated.

1:22:52 deleted scene Woody 's arm rip off woody falls off hit the tire rip in 1million pieces one pieces land on buzz Meanwhile at Bonnie's house (Buzz Jessie Bullseye Rex Mr potato head Slinky Dog Hamm Mrs Potato head the aliens dolly Mr pricklepants buttercup Trixie the peas in a pod and the elder toys and Forky ) WOOODYYYY NOOOOOOOOO

Heart rate was through the roof the entire time, because every single thing in that whole scene did NOT belong together.

Everything inside is

This looks like a dream

Goofy ahh scene

Temporary Treasures. Give to the LORD the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence. -1 Chronicles 16:29 If you’ve ever played the game of Monopoly, then you’ve seen the various strategies people use to win. Some people buy every piece of property on the board and hope to put their opponents out of business. Others save up, hoping they’ll land on green or blue so they can buy up Boardwalk and Park Place and put hotels on them. They can make a lot of money that way. But when the game ends, so do their winnings. How accurate is the verse in Proverbs that says, “In the blink of an eye wealth disappears, for it will sprout wings and fly away like an eagle” (23:5). It’s amazing how quickly finances can disappear. We can’t take it with us, but we can send it on ahead. How? By investing in the work of the kingdom of God. In doing so, we’re storing treasures in Heaven. Money is neither good nor evil. Money is neutral. The Bible doesn’t say that money is the root of evil. Here’s what it does say: “For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. And some people, craving money, have wandered from the true faith and pierced themselves with many sorrows” (1 Timothy 6:10) The problem isn’t money itself. The problem is the love of it. If money is the most important thing in our lives, then it will be the root of all kinds of evil in our lives. But if we can put it in the proper perspective, it can be a force for good to help and touch others. And we honor God by bringing our offerings to Him. The Bible says, “O nations of the world, recognize the Lord, recognize that the Lord is glorious and strong. Give to the Lord the glory he deserves! Bring your offering and come into his presence” (1 Chronicles 16:28-29) Jesus said that “it is more blessed to give than to receive” (Acts 20:35). There is so much joy that we can experience in giving. He also warned, “Don’t store up treasures here on earth, where moths eat them and rust destroys them, and where thieves break in and steal. Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be” (Matthew 6:19-21) Jesus didn’t say this because wealth might be lost. He said it because it always will be lost. In other words, we always will leave it behind. Either it leaves us while we’re living, or we leave it when we die. There are no exceptions. Whatever is valuable on earth will have no value in Heaven. Is Jesus condemning those who are financially prosperous? No. Is He saying that it’s wrong to make and save money? Absolutely not. Rather, He’s saying that it’s wrong to put all our hope in temporary, earthly treasures and have nothing waiting for us in eternity.

Fantastique work

90s style!

thanks for the love. we're got a lot cooking right now but will be well worth the wait

More like a really unfunny animation made by a half-russian half-portugese boomer

thanks!

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Shrek Retold was a huge inspiration as well as Day in the Life (2010). Glad you enjoyed the ride :)

Not just shrek retold but Spongebob rehydrated movie

excited that this is finally out! enjoyed getting to help out with a scene.

@@livingwithautism3789 excited that this is finally out! enjoyed getting to help out with a scene?

@@Cyranek excited that this is finally out! enjoyed getting to help out with a scene!

55:15 the Slinky Voice bruh

48:22 forky as Woody's hand LoL

it eaz what it eaz...

According to the credits at 1:28:31 it was by CuteNikeChan

58:05 I saw it and it was awesome, great job!

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I like the part where Toy Story 2 was Redialed.

And, Action!

(Buzz is seen chopping leaves out of his path as he approaches. He hits the branch Flik and Heimlich are on and two scream as they fall out of sight. The next scene starts where Stinky Pete is about to be revealed that he is outside the box.) Man#2: Marker. Man#1: And action. Woody: Bullseye, are you with me? OK, good boy. Hey, Prospector, how about you? (Woody turns the box around to see Pete is still in the box and is talking with two Barbie dolls, he looks away with an amused smile.) The Prospector: And so, you two are absolutely identical? (laughing) You know, I’m sure I could get you a part in a reanimated collab of Toy Story 3. [turns and notices that he’s being filmed] I’m sorry, are we back? (chuckling) All right, girls. Lovely talking with you. Yes. Anytime you’d like some tips on acting, I’d be glad to chat with you. Allright, off you go then. (The Barbie dolls walk out.)

it is what is eazzzzzzzzee

Why so little views?

Why so little views?

I animated this scene with my brother, the music was played by me and sung by me and my brother.

​@@SoenyCentralcool,can we get the instrumental

Just like paramount did to spongebob rehydrated

I don't want all these companies taking action to strike out those fanmade parody collab movies. They are a masterpiece in our childhood even some few scenes have dark humor it made us laugh and entertain

If disney ever terminate this movie video. I would rather quit watching mcu movies. Except spiderman

@@Ninjasolarteam They're SAVAGES!!

That line aged poorly.

The Great Discovery

don't forget Star Wars Uncut

ay. you made it

Not today, Zurg!

@@parkergreen2704 (heavy breathing)

Toy Story 2 Michael Stevenson's As Green Stripes Shirt As Steve Burn's Escape from Palm valley Apartments Kidnapping By Michael Stevenson

Police Department Sirens wailing AL Wiggin's Get Arrested Prison By Andy's Mom

Al Green

Geri's Game Pixar Short Film